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Medical Nutrition Program for Health Professionals
The medical nutrition program for health professionals begins with one year of courses, which meet one weekend per month (September thru July, for a total of eleven weekends), and include online components which can be completed at any time during the month. It consists of an applied, comprehensive focus on nutrition biochemistry, growth, development and aging, medical nutrition therapy, clinical nutrition, and counseling techniques. The courses combine didactic lectures, research discussions, and counseling exercises to enable the effective and immediate application of evidence-based nutrition guidelines, as well as an opportunity to collaborate with peers in the learning process. Cooking and exercise workshops are also included to help enhance self-efficacy. By the end of the first year, a total of six graduate-level classes will be completed to obtain a Certification of Professional Achievement. All courses will be graded as pass/fail and may be applied to the masters program for those who wish to continue for the graduate degree.
Schedule for 2014-15
Orientation will be held on Saturday September 6, 2014. On-ground courses will take place on the Columbia University Medical Center campus on Saturdays and Sundays from 9am to 5pm. The weekend classes will take place on the weekends of 9/20- 9/21, 10/18-10/19, 11/15-11/16, 12/13-12/14, 1/10-1/11, 2/7-2/8, 3/7-3/8, 4/18-4/19, 5/16-5/17, 6/13-6/14, 7/11-7/12.
Fall 2014 9/20- 9/21, 10/18-10/19, 11/15-11/16, 12/13-12/14 |
Spring 2015 1/10-1/11, 2/7-2/8, 3/7-3/8, 4/18-4/19 |
Summer 2015 5/16-5/17, 6/13-6/14, 7/11-7/12 |
· Biochemical and Physiological Bases of Nutrition I (3 credits) · Growth and Development: Nutrition Throughout the Lifespan (2 credits) · Behavior Counseling I (1 credit) |
· Biochemical and Physiological Bases of Nutrition II (3 credits) · Readings in Human Nutrition (2 credits) · Behavior Counseling II (1 credit) |
· Clinical Nutrition (3 credits) · Medical Nutrition Management (2 credits) · Behavior Counseling III (1 credit) |
Course Format and Assignments
Weekends will start with lectures, followed by guided discussions and a related "hot topic" discussion that includes an evaluation of the literature. There will also be workshops on ways to apply the information in practice, including counseling concepts and techniques to promote behavior change, specifically motivational interviewing, harm reduction, cognitive behavioral therapy, psychodynamics, and health literacy. We also include hands-on cooking and exercise workshops to help enhance self-efficacy. The supplemental online materials will include readings, podcasts and preparation for on-ground workshops. You will be asked to prepare cases from your clinical experience for the on-ground workshops to enhance the application of concepts.
The health professional program also offers the option to continue past the certification to complete a masters of science degree in nutrition. The masters track entails an additional fifteen credits, including a tailored and guided thesis project on a topic of your choice. Completion of the masters will typically take an additional two years as a part-time student after completion of the one-year certification program, for a total of three years. Courses can be taken online with some on-ground work. The schedule for the continuation for a masters is as follows:
Health Professional Year 2:
Fall: Epi for Nutrition (3 credits)
Spring: Obesity or elective (3 credits)
Summer: Research Methods (2 credits)
Health Professional Year 3:
Fall: Special Studies (2 credits)
Spring: Special Studies (2 credits)
Summer: MS Thesis (3 credits)
Applicants must hold a health professional degree (e.g. MD, NP, PA, PhD, etc.) and must have completed science coursework in biology, chemistry and/or biochemistry. Applications must be postmarked by August 15, 2014.
Note that this is a small, interactive program, therefore, spaces are limited. We strongly encourage applicants to complete applications as early as possible.
The one-year certification component is 18 credits. The Masters requires an additional 15 credits.
The tuition and fees for the first year (18 credit certification program) are estimated as follows. Note that fees are subject to change.
* Note that tuition may be tax deductible and fees may also be covered by your employer. Please check with your employer/benefits office and accountant for details.
Tuition: | $23,256 ($1,292 per credit - $500 deposit due at time of acceptance) | |
Application fee: | $95 | |
Student activity fee: | $300 | |
Computer access fee: | $573 ($191 per term) | |
Transcript fee: | $105 | |
CME fee: | $0 (to be covered by the IHN) | |
Certification program cost: | $24,329 (over three semesters) |
Continuation to the masters degree requires an additional 15 credits and thesis project. Note that tuition may be tax deductible and fees may also be covered by your employer. Columbia University employees and their families may be able to have some or all of the credits covered. Please check with your employer/benefits office and accountant for details.
Core Courses:
Human Nutrition M8205 Biochemical and Physiological Bases of Nutrition, Part I
This course covers the aspects of carbohydrate, lipid, protein, and energy metabolism that are relevant to the understanding of human nutrition at a cellular, organ and system level. Emphasis is on understanding the integration of metabolic pathways and the principles of metabolic regulation. This course helps the student understand digestion, absorption, transport and metabolic functions of the macronutrients in human metabolism
Human Nutrition M8201 Readings in Human Nutrition
This course focuses on examining the current literature with an emphasis on topics not covered in other courses. The purpose is to develop in the student a critical approach to scientific information, using student presentations and discussion.
Human Nutrition M8206 Biochemical and Physiological Bases of Nutrition Part II
This course covers the roles of vitamins (fat and water-soluble) and minerals in human nutrition. The emphasis is on the understanding of vitamins and minerals in relation to human health. The course will help the student understand the sources, biochemistry and functions of vitamins and minerals, and the nutritional standards and guidelines for vitamin and mineral intake.
Human Nutrition M8200 Growth and Development
This course focuses on how nutrition affects (and is affected by) growth and development throughout the lifecycle, from conception to the elderly. Attention is given to the special nutrient and metabolic needs of each developmental stage, as well as to the cognitive, psychosocial, and environmental factors that influence nutrient intake.
Human Nutrition M8207 Clinical Nutrition
This course covers the physiological aspects of clinical disorders, including symptoms, risk factors, biological pathology, and clinical management, as well as the role of nutrition in their prevention and treatment.
Human Nutrition M6244 Medical Nutrition Management
This course utilizes case-studies to apply current evidence-based guidelines for nutrition-related conditions. The psycho-social implications for the person and family subject to those recommendations are considered together so that students can develop an integrated approach to development of a dietary regimen.
Human Nutrition M6241, M6242, M6243 Essentials of Behavior Counseling I, II and III
These courses are three part series designed to increase empathy and counseling skills that are important for professionals who work in clinical and public health settings. The series covers the basic tenets of health literacy, psychodynamics, cognitive behavioral and motivational interviewing. Counseling exercises are used to guide students toward the application and integration of these strategies in clinical and public health practice.
Elective/Masters Courses:
Human Nutrition M6120 Introduction To Epidemiology For Nutritionists
Epidemiology is used to study the distribution and determinants of disease in human populations. Many of these determinants are nutritional. This course will introduce the students to the theory, methodology and terminology used in epidemiology, using examples related to nutrition and disease from the current scientific literature.
Human Nutrition M8204 Research Methods
This course will review research questions, hypotheses, study design and variable measurement. By the end of this course students will submit a research plan including introduction and literature review for their Masters Thesis Project. The research plan will include a timeline of planned thesis project activities moving forward.
Human Nutrition M6220 Overview of Foods in Nutrition
This course focuses on foods, including their particular nutrients, how to maintain food safety, and how the body responds to specific food components. It also covers nutrition policies, dietary intake guidelines, and nutrition myths and how they develop.
Human Nutrition M8202 Obesity: Etiology, Prevention, and Treatment
This course examines current knowledge and controversies related to the regulation of body weight and energy balance. It deals with the interactions between genes and the environment, psychosocial aspects of obesity, and the clinical implications of our current knowledge.
Human Nutrition M8220 U.S. and International Nutrition Policy and Programs
This course provides an introduction to nutrition-related public health programs and policies in the U.S. and internationally. The effects of food, nutrition and nutritional diseases on the health of various societies, and programs and policies that have been developed to improve global public health will be discussed.
Human Nutrition M9210 Special Studies
This course is designed to assist students in the development of the personal skills needed to become a professional nutrition scientist. It provides students with information needed to successfully select a research setting and Master's Thesis project. Students are assisted in evaluating different research opportunities to optimize the fit of the student to the Thesis project and mentor. There is also a strong emphasis on enhancing the student's professional development and scientific presentation skills, both written and oral.
Core IHN Faculty
Richard J. Deckelbaum, M.D.
(Chair) Robert R. Williams Professor of Nutrition, Professor of Pediatrics and Professor of Epidemiology,
Director, Institute of Human Nutrition
Sharon R. Akabas, Ph.D.
Associate Clinical Professor of Nutrition in Pediatrics
Associate Director of Educational Initiative, Institute of Human Nutrition
Director, MS in Nutrition Program, Institute of Human Nutrition
Director, Medical Nutrition Program for Health Professionals, Institute of Human Nutrition
Mary DiGiorgi, M.P.H., Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Clinical Nutrition in Surgery
Associate Director, Medical Nutrition Program for Health Professionals, Institute of Human Nutrition
Director of Clinical Research, Center for Metabolic and Weight Loss Surgery, Columbia University
Jessica Fanzo, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Nutrition in Pediatrics
Kim Hekimian, Ph.D.
Assistant Clinical Professor of Nutrition in Pediatrics
R. Ariel Igal, M.D., Ph.D.
Associate Clinical Professor of Nutrition in Pediatrics
Sally Ann Lederman, Ph.D.
Special Lecturer, Institute of Human Nutrition and Mailman School of Public Health
Jeri Wanzor Nieves, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Clinical Epidemiology, Mailman School of Public Health, Columbia University
Rajasekhar Ramakrishnan, Eng.Sc.D.
Director, Biomathematics Division, Department of Pediatrics, Columbia University
Marie-Pierre St-Onge, Ph.D.
Research Associate, New York Obesity Research Center
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Like a Storm is going for the record of most wins on the Cockfight. They've been walking away as the champs night after night and just smoking everyone that gets in their way. The band just released a video for that very same song that has been kicking ass on The Cockfight. Check out their video for 'Love The Way You Hate Me'.


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Just after midnight, police and fire were called to a small fire in the 22100 block of Cliff Avenue where patio furniture was on fire. Shortly after that, a storage shed in the 12000 block of Dunbar Street burned.
The third call of the night was for two vacant houses on fire in the 22000 block of Lougheed Highway.
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Tomorrowland Terrace Desserts Party Frustration
I am so frustrated! I can't seem to get a straight answer from Disney about Dessert Party. I am really hoping to get reservations during the last night of our stay as a Mother's Day present for my sister in law and myself. The Disney Mom's panel said ressies could be make 180 days out, I called they said no 90 days. So today's 90 days and I tried to book online, big shock the system is down. Called the WDW ressie number three times this morning only to be told that there are only slots available for booking in Febraury. I ask the CSM if there was any way to know when slots would be opened for May - she had no idea. I was put on hold several times and after an hour longs distane phone call I am no further ahead getting a reservation booked than I was yesterday. I know it's not the CSM's fault, and I'm not blaming her it's just frustrtaing to not know when I can book. I would feel bad if I missed it because I didn't know that ressies had opened and I missed them. Vent over....thanks for listening.
Reservations for the dessert party open about 2 months before. Go to the reservation board and there is a dessert party reservation thread, you can find the best info there. (Sorry I can't link to it from the app)
I am not an expert, but I believe that for the past few months, reservations have been opening about a month prior. Right now, they are only taking reservations through February. It is expected (hoped) that the March reservations will open in early February, maybe even tomorrow. So I'd start really looking and paying attention mid to late March with the hope of an April 1st booking day for the May dates. After I re-read this, it sounds clear as mud. Let me know if you still have questions. There is also a bigger thread on the Disney Dining Reservations sub-forum if that helps too.
There is a thread here somewhere that you can subscribe to so that you will know when May opens up. The window has gotten smaller and smaller each month. I think Jan and Feb didn't get released until close to almost 30 days. You haven't missed anything for May.
March is not even open yet! I too am stalking the thread to see when May/June open up! Here is the link to the thread. As each month opens up, they will change the title. Just subscribe, and stalk! :) http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=3003279
They were wrong, it's not 180 days for the dessert party. It's more like 30 to 60 when the reservations open and it's not consistent. The Mom's Panel is wrong a lot.
See the thread quoted above, they really keep track of when reservations open. Of course you do have to keep checking back because Disney won't announce before they open. |
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People announced their annual Sexiest Man Alive issue today, and the winner is Bradley Cooper. Let's just table that for a second. But we are definitely going to come back to that. Bradley Cooper's response to being named the Sexiest Man Alive is very sexy:
"I think it's really cool that a guy who doesn't look like a model can have this [title]," says the Hangover actor, 36. "I think I'm a decent-looking guy. Sometimes I can look great, and other times I look horrifying."
Sometimes he thinks he looks great and other times he thinks he looks horrifying! HE IS US! You are definitely using "really cool" correctly, Bradley Cooper! If only your quote was a little bit shorter so that it could be featured in this month's Humblebrag Hall of Fame. (The one thing I will say in Bradley Cooper's defense is that there is absolutely nothing to say in response to People magazine naming you the Sexiest Man Alive. It is a lose-lose type of win.) Here's the thing, though, and obviously no homo on this whole post, OK? It's not gay to just talk about how beautiful another man is, OK? We can all appreciate the grace and form of the human body, OK? But, uh, Bradley Cooper isn't even THE SEXIEST MAN ON THAT MAGAZINE COVER. (Ryan Gosling inset 3 the win.) Do you agree with me or do you disagree with me? Vote with your votes. TO THE READER POLLS!
VOTE OR DIE. You don't want to die, do you? DO YOU?! YOU HAVE SO MUCH TO LIVE VOTE FOR!
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Some days he looks great, some days he looks horrifying: you might say the number of ways Bradley Cooper can look are Limitless.
Oh please. I have published an annual list of the hottest dudes for the last seven years and this goon hasn't even made the shortlist.
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I picked up this up in New Hartford, CT at the Collinsville Antique Center. This wasn't a super bargain but I wanted it and I paid for it...LOL, it's going to be very useful on my desk. The mark on the bottom is "467" and on the inside "467 B". I'm kinda dying to poilsh it but I know that's a bad thing, at least in this case. I don't think it's Jennings Brothers cause they usually mark with a number followed by "JB" or Bradley and Hubbard I'm trying to figure out the metal used also. It's sort of coppery when you hold it just right. Thanks! |
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I love it! But it doesn't look like the style of Jennings Brothers....and from what I read they always worked in spelter....and that sure doesn't look like spelter in any way to me...looks more like pewter. Maybe it's a little more arts and crafts than art nouveau? Even has a little of the southwestern or Aztec look. Does it hold a magnet...I know likely not but I had to ask!! LOL! |
- Posted by javaandjazz (My Page) on Sun, Aug 1, 10 at 16:55
I thought arts and crafts too but the owner of the booth had it for sale as art nouveau. I also agree with you on the south western and aztec look too! It does hold a magnet, is that a bad thing..LOL? It reminds me of some tiffany pieces of I seen but I am dreaming that it is...LOL!!!! |
- Posted by javaandjazz (My Page) on Sun, Aug 1, 10 at 17:04
A dealer from ebay just said it's probably 1960's but in my opinion, I don't think so...mmore like late 1800's or early 1900's. |
It holds a magnet? All over? try lots of places... That means it's steel....or possibly an alloy called white brass a nickle alloy. Wow! Who worked in steel? |
- Posted by javaandjazz (My Page) on Sun, Aug 1, 10 at 18:19
Holds the magnet all over, even the bottom too. |
My guess is cast iron with worn brass overlay. Not uncommon in old letter holders. |
And yes, I do think it's probably Jennings Brothers. |
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Bryant has never been philosophically opposed to the use of drones—he sees them as a tool, like any other, that can be used for good ends, citing their potential use to fight poachers, or to monitor forest fires. For him it's about who controls them, and toward what ends. "It can't be a small group of people deciding how they're used," he says. "There's got to be transparency. People have to know how they're being used so they're used responsibly."
Transparency has not been the defining feature of U.S. drone policy over the last decade. Even as Bryant was being trained to operate drones in our very public wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, a parallel and clandestine drone war was being waged in places like Pakistan, Yemen and Somalia. Since 2004, the CIA has carried out hundreds of strikes in Pakistani territory, cutting secret deals with Pakistani intelligence to operate a covert assassination program. Another covert CIA drone base was operated from Saudi Arabia, launching strikes against militants in the lawless and mountainous interior of Yemen. While Bryant never flew for the CIA itself, their drone operators were drawn directly from the Air Force ranks.
While stationed in Clovis, among the highest-value targets Bryant's squadron hunted was Anwar al-Awlaki, the U.S.-born Yemeni imam and Al Qaeda recruiter. Al-Awlaki was ultimately killed by a CIA drone strike in Yemen in September 2011 (as was his 16-year-old son, Abdulrahman, a few weeks later). But Bryant claims his Air Force squadron "did most of the legwork" to pinpoint his location.
By 2011, Bryant had logged nearly 6,000 hours of flight time, flown hundreds of missions, targeted hundreds of enemies. He was in what he describes as "a fugue state of mind." At the entrance to his flight headquarters in Clovis, in front of a large bulletin board, plastered with photographs of targets like al-Awlaki, he looked up at the faces and asked: "What motherfucker's gonna die today?"
It seemed like someone else's voice was speaking, some dark alter ego. "I knew I had to get out."
By the spring of 2011, almost six years after he'd signed on, Senior Airman Brandon Bryant left the Air Force, turning down a $109,000 bonus to keep flying. He was presented with a sort of scorecard covering his squadron's missions. "They gave me a list of achievements," he says. "Enemies killed, enemies captured, high-value targets killed or captured, stuff like that." He called it his diploma. He hadn't lased the target or pulled the trigger on all of the deaths tallied, but by flying in the missions he felt he had enabled them. "The number," he says, "made me sick to my stomach."
Total enemies killed in action: 1,626.
"After that first missile hit, I didn't really talk to anyone for a couple weeks." Bryant spoke to me while driving his beat-up black Dodge Neon in looping cursive circles around his hometown of Missoula. A yellow support-the-troops sticker on his bumper was obscured by a haze of road salt. The car's interior was festooned with patches from the different units he'd served with; in the back seat was a military pack stuffed with equal parts dirty laundry and bug-out gear. The gray midwinter sky weighed on a procession of strip malls and big-box stores; the snowy crenellations of the Bitterroot Range stretched far away to the south. He stared ahead as though watching the scene of his shot on an endless loop. "I didn't know what it meant to kill someone. And watching the aftermath, watching someone bleed out, because of something that I did?"
That night, on the drive home, he'd started sobbing. He pulled over and called his mother. "She just was like, 'Everything will be okay,' and I told her I killed someone, I killed people, and I don't feel good about it. And she's like, 'Good, that's how it should feel, you should never not feel that way.' "
Other members of his squadron had different reactions to their work. One sensor operator, whenever he made a kill, went home and chugged an entire bottle of whiskey. A female operator, after her first shot, refused to fire again even under the threat of court martial. Another pilot had nightmares after watching two headless bodies float down the Tigris. Bryant himself would have bizarre dreams where the characters from his favorite game, World of Warcraft, appeared in infrared.
By mid-2011, Bryant was back in Missoula, only now he felt angry, isolated, depressed. While getting a video game at a Best Buy, he showed his military ID with his credit card, and a teenage kid behind him in line spoke up. "He's like, 'Oh, you're in the military; my brother, he's a Marine, he's killed like thirty-six dudes, and he tells me about it all the time.' And I turn around and say, 'If you fucking ever talk like this to me again, I will stab you. Don't ever disrespect people's deaths like that ever again.' " The kid went pale, and Bryant took his game and left.
At the urging of a Vietnam veteran he met at the local VA office, Bryant finally went to see a therapist. After a few sessions, he just broke down: "I told her I wanted to be a hero, but I don't feel like a hero. I wanted to do something good, but I feel like I just wasted the last six years of my life." She diagnosed him with post-traumatic stress disorder.
It was an unexpected diagnosis. For decades the model for understanding PTSD has been "fear conditioning": quite literally the lasting psychological ramifications of mortal terror. But a term now gaining wider acceptance is "moral injury." It represents a tectonic realignment, a shift from a focusing on the violence that has been done to a person in wartime toward his feelings about what he has done to others—or what he's failed to do for them. The concept is attributed to the clinical psychiatrist Jonathan Shay, who in his book Achilles in Vietnam traces the idea back as far as the Trojan War. The mechanisms of death may change—as intimate as a bayonet or as removed as a Hellfire—but the bloody facts, and their weight on the human conscience, remain the same. Bryant's diagnosis of PTSD fits neatly into this new understanding. It certainly made sense to Bryant. "I really have no fear," he says now. "It's more like I've had a soul-crushing experience. An experience that I thought I'd never have. I was never prepared to take a life."
In 2011, Air Force psychologists completed a mental-health survey of 600 combat drone operators. Forty-two percent of drone crews reported moderate to high stress, and 20 percent reported emotional exhaustion or burnout. The study's authors attributed their dire results, in part, to "existential conflict." A later study found that drone operators suffered from the same levels of depression, anxiety, PTSD, alcohol abuse, and suicidal ideation as traditional combat aircrews. These effects appeared to spike at the exact time of Bryant's deployment, during the surge in Iraq. (Chillingly, to mitigate these effects, researchers have proposed creating a Siri-like user interface, a virtual copilot that anthropomorphizes the drone and lets crews shunt off the blame for whatever happens. Siri, have those people killed.)


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New Britain [June 08 2010] -
Hospital of Central Connecticut employees, local physician practices and area businesses recently donated beautiful gift baskets and other prizes that helped make National Cancer Survivors Day extra special for 38 cancer survivors.
A random drawing for the baskets and other gifts was held June 6 at the hospital's 18th annual National Cancer Survivors Day event at the Aqua Turf Club in Southington. More than 800 cancer survivors and guests attended the event, sponsored by the hospital's
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Donated items included generous gift certificates to area restaurants, spas and other businesses; hand-painted wine glasses; and a hand-made quilt and tote. Employees from departments throughout The Hospital of Central Connecticut (HCC) put together enormous themed baskets that included everything from a "Movie Night" basket complete with DVDs and popcorn, to a "Date Night" basket with a restaurant gift certificate and wine, to a "Money Tree" decorated with scratch-off lottery tickets.
The gift baskets have become a National Cancer Survivors Day tradition, with HCC employees and physicians and staff from local physician practices working to put together the most creative basket each year.
"These gifts donated for National Cancer Survivors Day are yet another example of the incredible generosity of Hospital of Central Connecticut employees, physicians and area businesses," said Clarence Silvia, hospital president and CEO. "They are also evidence of how cancer touches virtually everyone's life, and how cancer survivors inspire us all."
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"We're excited for the streetcar for a number of reasons," said David Heineking, CPP, director of UA's Parking & Transportation Services (PTS). "One of the largest benefits of the streetcar for the University community is that it will connect major centers of activities, including major research and health care facilities. This is especially true of the programs located in downtown Tucson."
The Tucson streetcar line will serve a population of more than 85,000 people who live and work within walking distance of 17 planned stops. The service also fills a gap by offering direct, high-capacity transit connections between downtown Tucson, the University of Arizona, the Arizona Health Sciences Center and points in between. Travel times between the University District and downtown are expected to improve significantly over current bus service, once the streetcar line is operational.
"As a University, we are also excited at the potential for expansion that the streetcar will open up for us — not only for our programs, but also for our student housing," said Heineking. "We predict that the streetcar will also alleviate the demand for on-campus parking and, by encouraging members of the community to use alternative modes of transportation, reduce greenhouse gases."
The U.S. Department of Transportation (U.S. DOT) committed $78.7 million to the $196.6 million project thus far, including $63 million in TIGER funds awarded in 2010 and $15.7 million from other U.S. DOT funding sources. It is slated to open in late 2013.
The streetcar project will become another aspect of UA's transportation program, which includes car sharing, carpool/vanpool, and bicycle programs, as well as a U-Pass program with Sun Tran, Tucson's local transit agency.
"Our department subsidizes the U-Pass program; PTS pays for 40% of the U-Pass," said Heineking. "Students and employees may buy passes at PTS."
"Our Cat Tran program currently has Schedules and routes on the Cat Tran are usually modified once a year," he said. "This year, however, with the streetcar, we have to modify as we go along. As of right now there are no major changes planned for next year."
The growth of public transportation to UA's campus could be right on time. Over the past decade the average number of miles driven by people younger than 35 fell by almost 25%, according to survey data compiled by the U.S. DOT. The same group walked, biked and rode transit more.
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With great intentions, I interviewed Jenni Catron, Executive Director of Cross Point Church in Nashville, earlier this week. I even have the picture below to prove it.
Yes, that's a picture of me asking Jenni a question. Because I'm technologically-challenged, I have a great video recording of me asking questions and Jenni giving compelling answers without any audio. This is just another reason why I should stick to coaching and consulting.
I'm tempted to post the video because there's probably someone out there who can read lips who might be willing to translate it for us. (Does Google have an app for that yet?) Jenni really did have a lot of great leadership insights to share. And, unfortunately, you will never hear them.
The good news is there's an opportunity for the women in the crowd to redeem this regrettable situation. Jenni is offering her very first coaching network for women leaders. When we talked earlier this week, there were only about 3 spots left. If you are interested, make sure you apply before the May 15, 2012 deadline. If you do, tell here Tony sent you. (That way I won't feel so bad for messing up the recording.)
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"good story"
Possibly. I liked the whole series.
Probably not. She reads okay, but I didn't like her voice. It doesn't match the character. The narrators from the other books in the series were much for fitting for Sam.
It would have been , if the voice didn't bug me.
I have this book in whispersync format, so I alternated in reading and listening to it. This book drew me in from the beginning. I loved the heroine, Taryn, and her witty remarks. Some people may consider the banter in this book childish, but the sarcasm and corny one liners had me cracking up. The book was well paced and had a good balance between the story line and the amount of hot sex scenes... If you like paranormal romances I highly recommend this one!
"Good Series"
This series just might rank high up there among my favorites.
It kept me interested the whole time. Some authors can become too descriptive and drag out some scenes. This book flowed nicely.
My favorite character? Hmmm... It's a toss up between Adam and Simon. The narrator did a good job most of the time with the different voices. Her voice wavered in pitch a few times & she has a tendency to whisper scream when someone is suppose to be yelling. Otherwise, the narration was good.
I never really cried, but I did laugh several times.
"Love this series..."
It does remind me of a previous book I've read... Except I can't put my finger on which book it was.
I've listened to Elizabeth's narrations before and this one was just as good. I really like her for the female POV in this series. I don't think I've listened to Deacon Lee before. I personally prefer Sebastian York's voice for the male point of view for this series. Don't get me wrong, Deacon Lee ultimately did a good job narrating the male POV. I just think I may have gotten use to Sebastian York's voice from the previous book.
I don't know about an extreme reaction, but I really liked this book. I wish the characters from the previous books had more of a role, but I loved the new characters created in this book too.
Some previous reviews say they didn't like Reese, but I liked her. I think she was a perfect addition to the series.
"Great Shifter Series"
I'm not going to go into details of what the book is about since the summary gave a decent book description. I've listened to this book and the second one in the series. I can't wait for the third book. The narrator did a good job for the most part. The male voices could be better at times, but they could also be a lot worse. There was a good balance of action, humor and romance. I would definitely recommend this book.
"Good Shifter Series..."
I really liked this book. It had some action, shifter romance, and humor. The heroine is a bit neurotic at times, which made me laugh a lot! Her reaction to spiders remind me of my childhood friend. The narrator was good for the most part. The male voices could be better at times, but they could also be a lot worse. The first book was great as well. I recommend reading that one as well if you haven't already.
"Not my cup of tea..."
I admit I was only able to make it to chapter 9. A lot of reviews stated this is not a silly western romance, but to me it is. Maybe I just wasn't in the mood for this kind of book the day I played it... I'll try to go back another day and re-listen to it. If my outlook changes I'll update my review.
"Great Highland Romance"
Some narrators can make or break a book (or atleast make you wish you ordered the kindle version instead). He did a great job with the different voices. I would definately listen to more books by him. In fact, I did purchase more books that he narrated.
This book had me laughing out loud a lot! The author did a great job from start to finish.
"Different Take on Vampires"
I typically prefer male narrators since many female ones make the males sound feminine or overdone. She does a good job with the voices and it's easy to distinguish between characters.
This book has a different take on vampires and their society. At first I wasn't sure I would like it, but then the more I listened the more I got into the book. The book does end with a cliffhanger and I would definitely listen/read the next in the series.
"Good Romantic Suspense"
Yes, it was an entertaining read.
I'm waiting to read/listen to the rest of the series. I liked the characters. Some of the rape scenes were a bit too graphic, but otherwise it was a good read. I would recommend this book.
It kept my attention. I would listen to others in the series if the narrator does better on the female voice(s).
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Peter Ingram bids farewell to first-class cricket – Cricket News Update
The former New Zealand batsman, Peter Ingram, who used to play for Central Districts in the domestic circuit, announced his retirement from first class cricket, on Friday.
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6 Yonatan said to the young man who bore his armor, Come, and let us go over to the garrison of these uncircumcised: it may be that the LORD will work for us; for there is no restraint to the LORD to save by many or by few. | 6 Jonathan said to his young armor-bearer, "Come, let's go over to the outpost of those uncircumcised fellows. Perhaps the LORD will act in our behalf. Nothing can hinder the LORD from saving, whether by many or by few." |
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Hi to all. Recently some wild ducklings came into my garden and made themselves at home. I have Pekin ducks and they get on well with them. Can anyone tell me what kind are they? Where can I post photos of them so that you can see what they look like? |
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You can just add images to your posts using standard HTML code. Instructions on how to post images in posts are here: http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/help.html#images You can also check the duck page at feathersite.com, they have tons of pics that might help you ID them: http://www.feathersite.com/Poultry/Ducks/BRKDucks.html Velvet ~:> |
This is a good site for wild bird ID...all kinds of birds! http://www.enature.com/fieldguides/search_advanced.asp |
Hi Velvet Sparrow and ga.Karen. Thanks for the advice. I will check out these sites. I posted the photos on the galleries page as well. |
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Harvard business review on brand ... Brand management is. Disciplines > Brand management > Brand management is The total approach | Creating the promise | Making the promise | Keeping the promise The total approach Brand management starts with understanding what ' brand ' really means. Knowledge Management. How to brand you. Bloggers and (Personal) Brand-Building. eMarketer estimates nearly 28 million US Internet users write a blog in 2009, and those bloggers run the gamut from hobbyists and part-timers to self-employed and corporate bloggers.
According to a Technorati survey of bloggers worldwide, most are men, ages 18 to 44, affluent and well-educated. About one-quarter work for a traditional media outlet in addition to blogging, and most still don't make any money from their self-publishing activities. But there are other ways to create value. Three Keys You Need to Know About Personal. Cartoon by @gapingvoid There is an awful lot of conversation about personal branding these days — books, blogs, social media, webinars, conferences, etc.
And a lot of what they all say is important. I was talking with my friend Stephanie A. What If: The New New York Times. Like everyone else I've watched the print media world fall apart over the last few years.
The poster child for that industry is the New York Times, of course, and their many missteps in recent memory have been well chronicled. In early 2008 Marc Andreessen started a New York Times Deathwatch, and the company's financial performance has degraded since then. I keep wondering what would happen if the top 10% of the writers at the NYTimes just…walked out. I know it's crazy, but let's just explore this a bit for the heck of it. The Brand Gap.


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What is the best non-dairy buttercream to use with fondant covered cakes? How important is the buttercream? For the cake I'm going to be making now I'm going to be using Satin Ice fondant. It's a chocolate cake. Can I use chocolate frosting instead or is buttercream better? This is the recipe I was thinking of using:
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THOUSAND OAKS, Calif., Jan. 7, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- A U.S. District Court in Delaware today granted an injunction preventing Teva Pharmaceuticals USA, Inc., Teva Pharmaceuticals Industries Ltd., and Barr Laboratories, Inc. from commercializing generic versions of Amgen's (Nasdaq: AMGN) Sensipar® (cinacalcet) until expiration of the drug's U.S. patents. The latest Sensipar expiry is in 2018. Sensipar is approved for the treatment of secondary hyperparathyroidism (HPT) in patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD) on dialysis and for the treatment of elevated levels of calcium in patients with parathyroid carcinoma.
"We are pleased with the Court's ruling, which validates Amgen's position that the Sensipar patents are valid, enforceable and infringed," said David Scott, Amgen's senior vice president, general counsel and secretary. Scott added: "Amgen will continue to vigorously defend its innovative products from infringement."
Three patents were the subject of the injunction: U.S. Patent No. 6,011,068 ("the `068 patent") and U.S. Patent No. 6,031,003 expire Dec.14, 2016, but the `068 patent is the subject of a patent term extension which will extend the term to March 8, 2018. U.S. Patent No. 6,211,244 expires Oct. 23, 2015.
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You should tell that to Crytek.
I can't really see next-gen being anything too different to current gen games.
Other than improved AI (hopefully), more meaningless connectivity, smoother gameplay and bigger environments. The only thing left are visuals i.e, weather effects (again hopefully) and story. Maybe I'm being a bit cynical, but I can't see that much of a differance happening.
They'll just be slightly better games, nothing you couldn't find on the PC really.
You might have a vision, but that means nothing sir! I once had a dream, had to give it though, you heartless b******!


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1. I ran out of my bronzer that I bought last year so I headed to Ulta to get another. I stumbled on this one......
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And the best part is that it smells like milk chocolate. Oh my. Yum-O!!
2. A while back, I mentioned that I love my Naked Palette 2. But that set is pretty big and sometimes it's harder to travel with if space is limited. I found this little guy and it's the perfect size.
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4. Sweet boy starts a new position with his same company on Monday (thank you Lord.....huge praise) so he had Thursday and Friday off. We got to shop and have lunch and play while the boys were at school.
5. Shawn bought me a new laptop back in the fall and I didn't have a cute case for it. While shopping today, he bought me this precious laptop case. Love it!
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Toronto International Film Festival: Fewer political movies, more literary adaptations
Similar to "West of Memphis" in some ways is the documentary The Central Park Five, directed by Ken Burns, Sarah Burns (his daughter), and David McMahon (her husband), which is about five black and Latino teenagers (one of whom appeared in Toronto) who were falsely convicted in 1989 of brutally attacking and raping a white female jogger in New York's Central Park.
The film is a study in citywide mob-mentality hysteria at the expense of reason. But if political films were on the downswing this year, that old standby, the literary adaptation, ranging from traditional to extra-crispy, was ascendant. The most straightforward in the bunch was Mike Newell's Great Expectations, featuring Ralph Fiennes as grimy escaped convict Magwitch and Helena Bonham Carter as Miss Havisham. It's a respectable effort – there have been six previous film adaptations of Dickens's masterpiece – but why bother when David Lean's 1946 version is unbeatable?


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Ivan Doig – the Connection of Place and Imagination
If you are an emerging writer, note: A strong sense of place is a real key to developing the richly delicious details that good fiction needs. Here's a quote that hits the nail on the head about the role of a sense of place from the website of a great writer, Ivan Doig. One last… Read More »


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Google Goes to Washington
Re:Google Goes to Washington (217 comments)
... remember the Evil Empire brought you Home PC's Free Internet browsers, Human Friendly Operating systems etc
Well, actually
a) IBM created the home PC market
b) NCSA Mosaic and Netscape first provided free browsers
c) Apple created the first Human Friendly OS
The only part MS played in these were
a) Good marketing and creative legal contract negotiating
b) Copying the competition and using their OS monopoly to push their own product
c) Copying the competition and using their App - OS relationship to aggressively kill off the competition
You need to expand your mind more and read things other than what Microsoft's propaganda machine puts out. This is just not true.
For someone who "remembers", you seem to have little knowledge of the facts.
Microsoft is not considered the Evil Empire for making money
I just don't get why some people allow themselves to be repeatedly victimized by a crappy vendor and instead of calling them on it, actually choose to defend them.


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Need help finding an Anti-Tyranny commercial
Submitted by Dialed-IN on Sat, 02/16/2013 - 14:23Please post a link if you can find it.
Commercial Synopsys:
A modern American family in a suburb house.
Eating dinner there is a bang on the front door.
Heavily armed smd armored authorities busts the door down.
The entire family is zip tied and black bagged
Dragged from their home and put into a cargo truck.
One man is climbing into the back one leg is over the side.
The frame freezes.
-dissolves to-
The last frame is a reproduction of an actual black & white 1930s photo of Jews/undesirables being loaded onto a similar truck.
The words on the screen say something like
"It can happen here" or
"1930s Jews are just like us"
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VIDEO: Jennifer Lopez & Jimmy Fallon Have Their Dance on TONIGHT
Jennifer Lopez stopped by last night's TONIGHT SHOW to talk about Life After her Tonight Show "Tight Pants" sketch, and Jimmy asks Jennifer about kicking off the World Cup with Pitbull. Later, after recalling their miscommunication over a dance at a recent event, Jimmy finally asks Jennifer Lopez for a dance. Check out clips from the appearance below and watch Lopez perform her new song 'First Love' here!
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Beginning Feb. 17, 2014, "The Tonight Show" returns to its New York origins when "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" makes its broadcast debut from Studio 6B in Rockefeller Center. Emmy Award- and Grammy Award-winning comedian Jimmy Fallon will bring a high-tempo energy to the storied NBC franchise with his welcoming interview style, love of audience participation, spot-on impersonations and innovative sketches.
An American television institution for almost 60 years, "The Tonight Show" will continue to be a home to big-name celebrity guests and a stage for top musical and comedic talent. Taking a cue from his unforgettable predecessors, including hosts Johnny Carson and Jay Leno, Fallon will carry on the tradition that audiences know and love - kicking off every show with the iconic "Tonight Show" monologue. Known for his huge online presence, Fallon will also bring along with him many of the popular segments, celebrity sketches and musical parodies that fans have grown to love on "Late Night," including #Hashtags, Thank You Notes and Slow Jam the News.
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Cookbook creator says: eh-not enuf cheese Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 39.5g | Fat: 7.9g | Fiber: 4.1g | Protein: 12.6g | Calories: 259.6
Just like Chef Meg's mom (who was from Britain) used to make! Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 35.7g | Fat: 4.8g | Fiber: 6.9g | Protein: 23.4g | Calories: 271.3
Cookbook creator says: didn't make side dishes Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 25g | Fat: 5.1g | Fiber: 3.5g | Protein: 28.5g | Calories: 266.1
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'Cash Cab,' TV's Quiz Show in a Taxi, Ending Its Run
TV's only quiz show in a taxi, Discovery Channel's "Cash Cab," is ending its run after seven years.
TV's only quiz show in a taxi, Discovery Channel's "Cash Cab," is ending its run after seven years.
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It's pretty tough to make comic book characters seem flashy when you take away the vivid colors of their costumes, but Gary Martin still manages to tackle that feat.
An inking specialist, Gary Martin is the guy comic book pencilers go to when their line drawings are complete, but their images still need that extra oomph to elevate it into badass territory. Martin masterfully adds in any shadows, shading and value that he feels his own and other people's illustrations may need and pushes these images into visually stunning places. I have to say, he has yet to produce a disappointing drawing.
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Dr. Cheryl L. Ney will be serving as the Interim Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, effective June 16, 2014. She is currently serving in the role of the Associate Provost for Academic Affairs and WSCUC (formerly WASC) Accreditation Liaison Officer. Since she arrived at Cal State L.A. in 2009, her primary focus has been on academic programs, student success and educational effectiveness.
From 2006 to 2009, she served as an Associate Vice Provost for Academic Programs at California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo. Positions that she held prior to that include include Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs at Capital University in Columbus, Ohio; Provost-in-Residence at the Associated New American College Consortium; and as a National Science Foundation Distinguished Visiting Professor of Women in Science in the University of Wisconsin system.
Dr. Ney began her career in higher education as a faculty member in the Department of Chemistry at Capital University where she served in that capacity for twenty years, earning Full Professor rank, and receiving the institution's prestigious Praestantia Award for Outstanding Teaching in 1998.
Dr. Ney earned her doctorate in Biochemistry at the University of Chicago in 1986. With scholarship in the area of gender and science, Dr. Ney has published several articles in leading publications, and is one of the editors of and contributors to Flickering Clusters: Insights in Science, Diversity and Collaborative Communities.


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We tested one-part poly on our deck, and it lasted about a week. I then went with Interlux two-part polyurethane, rolled, for the whole deck and cabintop, including the nonskid (we added particles for the nonskid sections). We''ve now used it for five seasons of pretty hard racing and cruising, and the paint is showing wear in spots where it gets chafed by lines and on corners here and there. I plan to spot-paint those areas in the spring. We avoided having to re-bed everything by masking the fittings as much as possible, but still ended up with spots on the winches etc.
It is a LOT of work. To put off having to do it again any time soon, use 2-part poly, get a good mask with a filter, and follow the directions scrupulously.
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The old Tinmouse on the 07L...!
Floating over runway 14R as she came in with strong tailwind. Storm can be seen in the vicinity of KUL. Aircraft was operated by US Airways N586US.
Quite a surprise sighting for me and my first sight of a MA-60. Merpati has ordered around 15 of what is essentially an upgraded Y-7, which in turn is a derivative of the Antonov-24 family. China ... (more)
Old 200 series . Only photo in the database .
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